Huggins Keeps Giving Youth A Chance In Baseball
The piece notes how Miller Huggin s shifts toward youth with Shea Hey Melvin Ott and other youngsters while older stars struggle or depart. It contrasts Huggins bold moves with McGraw Connie Mack and the Yankees rise and notes Herrmann of Cincinnati faced censure for letting Huggins move to the American League.
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Miller
Sheahey
St. Paul
Pipgras
Shelley
Durochiver
Yankees
John ‘McGraw
Melvin Ott
Giants
Ott
McGraw
Connie Mack
Athletics
Connie
New York
Huggins
St. Louis Cardinals
New Catchers Mask Introduced for Reds
A new clear-vision catcher's mask worn by Bubbles Hargrave of the Cincinnati Reds features unobstructed sight and a steel construction designed to withstand hard foul tips and bat blows.
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Bubbles Hargrave
Cincinnati Reds
Meatle
Causes of buzzing in radio sets and likely fixes
The text lists possible causes of buzzing in radios including a loose screw in the speaker, loosened cone paper, a small button near the speaker, loose lamina in transformer cores, and pole piece striking by the armature in a loudspeaker. It notes gudlo regeneration on certain notes can amplify at any point in the scale.
Ways to Reduce Fuel Waste for Drivers
A historic driving tip sheet explains how jerky throttle action wastes fuel and recommends using a hand throttle on rough roads. It cites optimal speeds from 25 to 85 mph, carburetor tuning for season and speed, lean mixtures easing long trips, cooling thermostat effects, spark plug gaps, and avoiding hot sun to minimize gasoline vaporization and engine heat.
Squibs of Sport Highlight Wide Range of Baseball and Racing News
Statistics show Princeton squads earned over 11000 in sports last year while Ohio State drew 236000 fans. Notes mention Pyle and Grange split, Chinese gamblers entering greyhound racing, boxers training risks, and a rise in stolen bases across leagues. Lee Fohl named pilot of Des Moines Western League club with home run trends debated. Andy Cohen faces ear trouble as motion picture rights for US Olympic Games set at 60000.
Moe Berg Shines in First Sox Season at Bat
Moe Berg, in his debut season as catcher for the White Sox, shines both behind the plate and at the plate. He posts an impressive .358 batting average, leading the club with timely hits and frequent power.
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Moe Berg
White Sox
Qood
Sox
Moe
How to Reduce Noise of Atmospheric Disturbance
Amateur radio readers learn a simple method to cut atmospheric disturbances in long distance reception. By inserting a high resistance between antenna and ground wire the static energy is diverted to earth reducing noise. A half megohm resistance is typically sufficient and can be DIY built with glass support and drawn wire sleeves.
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Daniel Y. Hoge
Hoge
Waner Receives National League Most Valuable Player Honor
In 1927 Paul Waner earned the National League MVP as he led the league with a .326 average, 144 runs, 41 doubles, and 18 triples in 155 games for the Pirates, ahead of Hornsby who batted .359. He also captured a bronze medal and a substantial prize before a large crowd in Pittsburgh.
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Theittsburgh Grounds
Waner
Pras Waner
Hornsby
Paul
Oklahiona City
Bressler
Hargraves
Christensen
Reds
Willams
Phillies
Earl Smith
Fiates
Stephenson
Cubs
Walsh's Son Joins White Sox Coaching Staff
Ed Walsh's son joins the Chicago White Sox staff as a pitching hopeful. Young Walsh, 24, from Notre Dame, stands 6 feet 1 inch and pitched well for three seasons. His father, the famed Ed Walsh, now coaches and believes his son has the stuff to win games with major league seasoning.
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Ed Walsh
White Sox
Ed" Walsh
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Young Walsh
Notre Dame
Chicago official proposes school for cautious drivers
A Chicago state officer urges opening a school for drivers who overestimate their skills, arguing many road users lack proper driving judgment. He notes highway speeds and safety vary across states, highlighting the need for improved driving education and competence.
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Chicago
Paul and Barnabas Preach to the Heathen in Iconium
A religious lesson notes Paul and Barnabas preaching at Iconium, facing opposition yet persisting with miracles and division in the city. It covers their journey to Lystra and Derbe, healings, attempts to worship them as gods, the stoning of Paul, and the organization of enduring church work with elders in each church.
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Paul
Barnabas
Iconium
Christ
Lystra
Derbe
Barnabas Jupiter
Paul Mercurius
Jupiter
Antioch
Apostles
Fly to Him in Sympathy, John Calvin Quote
A Protestant meditation quotes John Calvin urging believers to seek God’s friendship and sympathy in misery and to turn to him without delay, emphasizing the folly of delaying divine aid.
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John Calvin
Verse from Philippians Inspires Humble Esteem
A Bible verse from Philippians urges believers to avoid strife and vainglory and to value others above themselves in lowliness of mind. The message emphasizes humility and mutual respect within the community.
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Princeton University
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Ohio State University
Pyle
Grange
Bos
A Ao
Lee Fohl
Des Moines
Billy Agee
Baltimore
Baltimore Pavements
Gold
Emil Fuchs
Braves
Lou Magnola
Andy Cohen
United States
Berg
Pirates
Paul Waner
Union
RBV
B. Fitzwater
D.D
Dean Moody Bible Inatitute of
Western Newspaper Union
Barneabas
Flattery
Barger
Pexel the New
Pexel Company
Mrs. Benham
Min
Benham
Headachi
Cer
Carter
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